Hey everyone ... just a quick note to let you all know that the current
objective
is still to make the AppImage work reliably on every platform. It has turned
into a bit of a yak shaving exercise. I am ok with that though, because it
is improving a lot of things under the covers.
1. A
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Regarding item 4. What will be the mechanism to stop the service using
the AppImage, just Ctrl-C?
I wonder if it will be with another switch:
# AppImage *stop*
or a separate App/command that generates a 'stop flag file' inside the
directory and when the service detects it, it stops clea
>Regarding item 4. What will be the mechanism to stop the service using
>the AppImage, just Ctrl-C?
>
>I wonder if it will be with another switch:
># AppImage *stop*
If you're running the AppImage in the foreground, Ctrl-C will still be the
correct way to terminate it. citserve
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